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MARX ETS BY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, Feb, II, noon.-Consols, 100 ole
for money. lOO2s for account.
NEW YORK. reb, IL, noon.-Stocks dull but
generally firm. Money easy at 1904 per
cent. EXchange-long. 81 S5lz(l04 SOL; short
81 ss46ll $50. state bonds duIl but steady
Government bonds dull but steady.
$500 p. m.-EXcnange dull but steady;
posted rates 81 $50 "a So Money easy at 3lG
per cent. closing offered at ?. Sub Treasury
Dalances-Gold. $l32.5SS,000: currency. SIS
S2S.0c0. Government bonds duh but steady /;
four per cents. l2S5s: three per cents, 100 bid.
State bonds dali but steady.
The settlement of the strikes last evening
started the bears to cover this morning, and
trading for the day was generally upon
higher plane than that OF yesterday. The
day was dull, however, London interests, on
account of IA short day there, doing almost
nothing, and trading was almost entirely in
the hands of room traders ana professionals.
There was little feature among the usually
active list, although there was an active
trading in four or five stocks. The move
menLs, however. possessed little sign lcance,
extreme fluctuations for the day among the
great majority being confined to less than
per cent The only special feature displayed
was the strength in New York, Susquehanna
and Western stock. Atlantic and Pacific was
bought for Boston account on improved Dusi-
ness OF the road, and was more active and
higher. Wabash common displayed consider
able weak ness. The opening was strong again
this morning. first prices show ng advances OF
from 1S6D1S per cent. The market renamed
strong on moderate business amt further ad-
vances, ranging up to "a per cent, were
established in the frat hour, Susquehanna
and Erie preferred being the most conspicu-
Gus. The market became dull but remained
hrm until noon. after which there was gene
raj decline. in which Pacific Mail was promi-
ment and in many cases early advances were
lost. There was some improvement. however.
in the last hour, and the market closed gen.
crallv firm az small fractions better than the
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OONSI,iNEEs

PerCharleston ami savannah Ry. Feb r.
Transfer Office, } Il Floyd. MYERS Il Bros
J Williams. Cassels, W Howe jr, X
Goodwin,G Ryals. l. NJ Ryals, Pearson 4 q,
NJ Long. smith Bros n Co, Nj B,rnbaum. ID
Hogan. Epstein u W, Garnet. S n Co, Theo
Basch.
Per savannah. Florida ana Western nv,
Feb 12-Transfer Office. Jno Flannerv n Co.
T P Bond. Nj tenuerson, 6 Eckstein Il Co
Butler II S, d Dancy, Lee Rev M ers ID X
Kennedy, Acosta h 4, Mrs A Rutzler, John
Overull, Byck h s, K Lowell n son, iced II ,
VIM Hone Co. Einstein Il l.. Il A Schwarz
p DeLeon. 6 Eckstein n Co. Dale, u Il co,
McDonOngh \ Co B Cas-els, Enls. Y n CO,
Lowell u Son, McMil an Bros A Hanley, w
Grant. West Bros, Grady. Del Il Co r. Movie.
terst \ Co, hacon, J n Co, Boley \ Son,
Understands Son Co. ID Bacon n Co, +
i Roberts. Peacock, Ii Co, Garnett. 5 & Co,
Cassels. Repparu Co, NJ Mende n Bro.
enron 4 q, nj Nj can, w w Cord n Il 90.
Farley, Butler n S, BALDWIN 4 Co. j L
Williams. e l. Jones.
Per Central Railroad, Feb l2- FOrdg Agt,
s Wood 4 Bro, W GODS Il co, VI tarte>,
Jno Flannerv Co, Warren & A, Heron & &,
ii NJ Conner " 60. Garnet, Co. Order. J II
spinning. Baldwin co. Bond, Ii 4 +, VIM
Kehoe Co, A Hull, II Carson. Fish r.
Al Ferst Co & McAlpin, ID Kennedy, 6
Ebberweln. X Whitehead, NJ Henderson,
Graham Y II, q W Tiedeman, Lee Roy Myers,
Weed & e, j f Huss. Ludden Il Il, Warnock
w. Lowell " Son. GuCkCnhelmer " Son,
J A Douglass Il Co, Girardeau, "A Letller.
talmoi bd"S, liP'tndi DrOs' M henderson.
Myers & Bros NJ Boley 4 Son, M Maclean,
Ellis & Co. RIeser n 5, DC Bacon n Co,
w Z Jackson. J + Williams, wilcox, q Il Co
Seller, Hoist h Co. 7 = Bond Ray & @, l. L
Newton, City Il sub Ry. Grady, Del 4 co, ID
Kennedy, Frank Co, Smith Bros 4 Co,
Ferst n Co, Decker & f. Graham n II.
Per steamer Ethel. from Cohen's Bluff anu
landlngs-Herron X G, Jno Flannerv Il 20, E
Moyle, q " alter n co, W W Gordon 4 Co, j
p Chestnut, } + Williams, BALDWIN n Co. J q
sullivan, Ellis. Il Co. g Shell man. Pearson
3 S, w Miner. Graham 4 II, | Dasher Il Co.
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Per Charleston and savannah Ry. Feb - -
8 bales cotton. car wood Is bhls rosin, 10 bbls
tar, 20 boxes TOBACCO, 120 caddies tobacco. IA
sacks beans, 10 sacks potatoes, bale hides.
and mdse.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rv.
Feb l2-40i bales cotton. q cars lumber. cars
iron. cars wood, 81 bids -pIrits turpentlne,
SIS bbls rosln. 20 bills cabbage. IL bbls and
6,95S boxes oranges 734 SACKS corn, 1866 sacks
oas 34 sacks rice. 10 bales hides. and mdse
Per steamer Ethel from Cohen's BLUM and
landings-l7 bales cotton. 202 bbls naval stores.
= cases eggs. 20 sacks potatoes, sacks rice, /
turpentine still, box bacon, lot h h furni-
ture, cases dry goods, cow and calf. 1 Dbl
potatoes, Dbl bolt ca. cord wood, ! Dbl
grits. lot hardware.
Per Central Railroad, Feb lS--545 bales
cotton, W bales dpnestlcs, bale hides. 1876
pkge tobacco, 10 roll~ leather. l D, x paper, 10
bbls spirits tnrpentine. 1925 lbs. bacon. 81
bbls rosln. 400 lbs fruit, OD7 bushels oats, 80
bales hav, 10 bbls whisky. pkgs junk, D e
pLDws. pkgs emptiee, 2 cars cotton seet meal
Dbl oil. 10 pkgs hardware. rs boxes starch III
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PoULTRY-Market firm; demand good for
grown; hall to three quarters grown in light
request. EGGS-Market weak, with a fair de-
mand: receipts heavy; market over
stocked. PEANUTs-Ample stock; demand
fair; market firm and advance
ing. SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nomna !;
none in market. HoNEY-No demand: nom :
inal. SWEET POTATOES-Scarce; receipts
very light; demand good.
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FREIGHTS.

hEIO II IS.
LUMBER-By Sail-There are very few
coastwise vessels in port or available TO arrive,
and rates are firm with advancing tendency.
Freight limits are from 81 70 to Sc from this
and the near Georgia ports to the Chesapeake
ports, Philadelphia. New YORK., Sound ports
and eastward. Timber 50ca$1 higher than
lumber rates. To the West Indies and wind
ward, nominal; to South America. s13a!4, to
Spanish and Mediterranean ports, s1lal2; to
United Kingdom for orders, timber. 27a28s;
lumber, f3 los. Steam-to New York, 81; 10
Philadelphia, 81; 20 Boston, 49,.
NAVAL SToRES-Firm. Forei gn-Cork, etc.
for orders, As Sd, and. or 3s; Adriatic, rosin,
IS I'D; Genoa, rosin, IS. COastwise-
Steam-To Boston, SOC on rosin, 81 on spirits;
TO New FORK, rosIn Soc, spirits soc; to PhIla-
delphla, rosin soc, spirits Soc; to Baltimore,
rosin soc. spirits zoe.
CnTToN-Rv 6taam-Market is easY: offer.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship Dessoug. Howes, Philadelphia
q Nj Sorrel.
Steamship VIM Crane. Billups, Baltimore
Jas B West Il Co.
Schr Island City, Voorhees,, Baltimore
Dale. Dixon & Co.
Schr Robert H Parker. Nickerson, Philadel-
phia-Jos A Roberts Il Co.
Schr Edward Stewart. Harlow. Darien, in
ballast, to load for Noank-Jos A Roberts &
Co.
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Sbippina.
Shipping.
DeBARY-RAYA
M Merchants Line.
the FAVORiTE
st. Johns River Route.

THE elegant steamers OF the DeBary- Raya
"A Merchants Line, running between lack
sonville and Enterprise, on The Saint job rs
river, Florida, cannot be surpassed for speau
safety and comfort. Through Steamer leaves
wharf of s., f & w R'y Co. daily On arrival
of Fast Mail, dne at Ia
TIL Palatka and Sanford Division, known
as the Daylight Lin D.. has become very popu-
lar and is he Favorite Rou,e for the Tourist
nd Ir weller. steamer leaves PnlsLSa ily
except sunday. at 1915 M, arriving at San
ford AT q: 80 p. M, En- erprse p. NJ.
Close connections made with al Lines di-
verglng for points IN the Interior, South Flor
ida, New Orleans and Havana.
CHAS. h. FENWICK,
Gen. Pass. Agent.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

A red lantern to mark the obstruction has
been placed on mast of the steamer sunk of
Hoboken ferry. n j.
by order of the Lighthouse Board.
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SUNDAY. Feb ID. 1887.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Schr Annie G Grace, Grace. Philadelphia.
with iron to 8, f & W Ry Co; vessel to Jos
Roberts & Co.
Steamer Ethel. Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and
waylandings-W L Gibson. Manager.
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SAILED YES rERDAY-

Steamship Dessoug. Philadelphia.
Bark Poseidon Nor, Lisbon.
Bark Satisfaction Ger, West Hartlepool.
Schr Ella NJ Storer. Charleston,
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MEMORANDA.

NJ hOtL ANbA.
New York, Feb l0-Arrived. schrs Mary
O'Neill. Hart Pensacola; Martha Bement
Townsend, Darlen.
Cleared. schrs VIM ii Keeney. FernandIna;
Linah Kaminsky. Woodruff, Georgetown
and Bucksville, s G.
Dungeness Feb 9-Passed. steamship
Marion (Br). Jeffels, Savannah for Antwerp.
Havre, Feb S-Sailed, bark Triton Ger,
White, Savannah.
MarseiIies. Feb s-Sailed, bark Sredsvo
(Aus). Pensacola.
Whitehaven. Feb s-Sailed, bark Brilliant
(Nor). Rasmussen. Savannah.
Baltimore, Feb l0-C cared and sailed, schr
Geo 5 Marts. Henderson, Savannah
9th-In lower channel. schr Lois V Chaples,
Jacksonville.
Norfolk, Va. Feb s--Sailed, schr j W Pom
der. Quilan. Ashley river, c.
Philadelphia. Feb iO--Cleared, schr
Genevieve. Haley, Fernandina.
Vineyard Haven, Feb 9-Arrived, schr
Jennie s. Sinclair, st simons, Ga, for Boston
Papa utall, Carnone, Montevideo; 10th.
Minerva tNor), Hansen. Buenos Ayres
Campbell (Nnrl. Hansen. Rio Janeiro
Cleared, sohr Laura. Lamson, Sagua la
Grande: 10th, barks Chestina Redman,
Dixon, Boston; Christina Nor, Hansen,
Montevdeo.
Coosaw,S c, Feb 9-Cleared bark Holly
Bough tBrl, james. United Kingdom.
4th-Arriyed. steamer Edinburgh (Br).
johnson, Baltimore.
Jacksonville, Feb 7-Arrived, steamer City
OF Monticello. Greasy, Nassau
Key West. Feb 10Arrived, schr Emma J.
Lowe. Bonacca.
Sailed. schr w n Watson, Pascagoula,
Fernandina. Feb l2-ArrIved, schr Jennie s
Hall. Hall, New York.
Cleared, brig DatO Nor. Havelund. Green
ock; bark Eliza Bars (Br). Young. Bermuda.
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SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1887.

opening. Net result Of the days business Is
an advance for almost everything on the
active list, though gains are nearly all for
fractional amounts only. Sales aggregated
$4,000 shares. The following are the closing
tat
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

London. Feb l0-Bark Trimpus (Rusl.
Kuhlis. from savannah, which arrived {
stettiu Feb 8. will discharge her cargo there,
as she ia unable to reach Wolgast GU account
OF ice.
Philadelphia. Feb 10-SteamshiD Juniata.
from Savannah reports passed. Monday,
Martins Industry lightship bearing SW by s
II miles part Of the deck Of O schooner adrift.
apparently no long in that condition. The
wreck had iron bits painted red and blue
hatch cOmbings; also boom with white sheet
straps attached.
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Slt,pp,un 3ntelitaPi,rr.

NINA cURG ALMAS AC-fHtS DAY.
SUNRIsEs ........................ 6:43
SUN SETS. .......... ..... ..... $40
HIGH W ATER at Savannah. 900 " 1907 P NJ
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ptamnnps. yrturlry, CIR.
SILVERW ARE !
EVER OPENED UP IN THIS CITY.

In addition, stock has been replenshed in every
department with articles suitable for Wedding Presents
House Furnishing, and other purposes. Also dazzling
display of Diamonds Watches, Chains Charms Clocks
Jewelry and in fact everything that you would expect to
find in the LEADING JEwERY HOUSE of the city The HIGH
STANDARD OF OUR GOODS well known aud moderate and
reasonable profit all that expect ask-thereore no
FANCY PRICES Any article in extensive and varied stock
will compare with any similar articles be found in any
respectable Jewery House anywhere-not excepting the
largest cities of the country Wenvie call and inspection
ns5@ Send for our Illustrated Catalogue
BROUGIrON sTBEEr
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SPOKEN.


Feb 4, lat 81 IS, Ion 70 SO, brig Angela, from
Fernandina for Barbados.
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ARRIVED AT BEEYEsTERDAY.

Bark Memlo (Br), Horn, Capetown, in bal
last-M aster.
Schr Lizzie Wilson. Chadwick, Boston, Will
guano to order; vessel to Jos Roberts & Co.
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Florida Oranges.

FIOrIuA UrhnSeN.
The following specials to the MORNING NEWS
are published for the benefit OF our Florida
readers and those interested In Florida fruits
aud can be relied upon as accurate and relia-
BILE:
Special to Morning VeOs.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l5.-Fiorida oranges
selling at So 2j per box for fancy; florida or
anges, fair, 81 25a2 rs per box; Florida Or
anges, russets, 81 75a2 % per box.
A. b. DETwILER Il Son.
Special to M0,nin0 Ners.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. l2.-Florida oranges.
brIghts. 81 75a3 0 per box; russets. 50 90 per
box. Market firm. JOHN .. MOORE Il Co.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamer Ethel. from Cohen's Blur aud
Lawtou and wifi. W r Law
ton Mrs MallarI. Mrs NJ NJ Mingledorf d B
Mingedorf, l. G Kneller. W smith, c c
Murphy, w Mann, Nj Berry, and IS deck.
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Asses and 81 bbls eggs, cars coal. 2i5 bbls
flour, So hf bb whisky, IS hf Ibis beer, 81 or
bbls beer, pkgs furniture aud goods, 1874
pkgs mdse, 2 bales paper stock. % Il brooms.
Is tons pig iron. II pkps wood in shape, l car
slaves. 3ars wood. Is cars lumber, 4,C50 lbs
-four. :, SOS bushels corn.
EXPO rs.
Per steamship Dessoug. for Philadelphia
22S bales upland cotton, 62 bales paper stock,
43 bales domestic and yarns. 5l5 nhls rice,
42T bbls rosin, l3S hhls spirits Uurpenuue. 242
empties, g., SIG feet lumber, 1866 shingles, 50
bbls oysters, l20 hbls fresh 6sh, 6S rkgs mdse.
2,64S boxes oranges, II tons pig iron. lbls
fruit. 4 bbls and boxes vegetables.
Per sohr Island City, for BaltImore-305. $50
feet ID p lumber-Da Q. Dixon \ 60.
Per schr Robert h Parker, for Philadelphia
-345, 900 feet p p lumber Frierson h Co, and
others.
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Futures-The following are the highest
lowest and closing quotations: Wheat-N";2 =,
February delivery 1914 d73ssc. g ose'i AT $50
March 75IfQ1T39sc, closed At 1880; june $3.50
sl3sc. closed at slskc. Corn No. 2. February
delivery 359Sl5sc, closed al S43sc; March S514
td349sc, closed at 1850; jane 4l9sgiO9sc'
closed at 40SSc. Oats. No. 2, February DEW
June 299z@9299sc, closed at 29ssc. Pork. Feb
ruary delivery $l3 77laC9l3 go. closed 4, Sl3 80;
March SIR I71s@i3 80. closed at slS 60; June
Sl3 95C0l3 as, closet at $13 70. Lard. Fehru-
AIRY delivery So 77lSQs6 72Is. closed at So 52}s;
March So s0t96 12ll, closed at 81 I216c; june
- OO@6 92ls, closed at 81 WIS: snort rios.
February delivery Oo96 sSc' closed at6S5c;
March 0oo6 Csc, closed at 95c; June 100
loo. closed at l5c.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. l2.--Flour easy. wheat
sharply lower; No. red cash 7sl3tG79c. March
delivery nominal at 1889. Urn lower; No. 2
mixed, cash 33la@3414 March delivery sac
bid Oats lower; No. 2 mXet, cash 2754c,
March 2Is4c. Whisky steady at 81 10. Provls-
ions gener llv iirmer: nothing doing IN PORK.
Lard firm at 6 60c. Bulk meatst, boxed lots
long clear and short ribs Tee short clear 19sc.
Bacon, long clear 50(91 60c, short clear 100
soc. Hams 10 75Gl2 rs.
BALTIMORE. FEB. l2.-Flour steady but
quiet: Howard street ana Western SUPER
fine 81 35te3 90. extra SO 1908 So, family 81 20
G4 so. CITY mills supertne 81 50GS 90. eX-
ira So 1908 S.; Rio brands 81 62Gp4 81. Wheat
Southern dull and nominal; red 9U(G94c.
amber 9i@96c; Western custer and dull; No.
western winter red. on spot s0(g9OtaG
Corn-Southern firm but quiet; white 4SCg
1870. yellow 474Sc.
CINoINNATI. Feb. 12.-Flour barely steady.
Wheat quiet; No. 2 red, S415c Corn easy.
Oats weaker; No. mixed 30GS9Ac. Pork
firm at $l4. Lard easier. Bulk meats nomI-
nal; short ribs S71Sc. Whisky active and
firm. Hogs firm; common and light 81 2oC9
5 Is; packing and butchers IS 0U(05 As.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. i2.-Grain quiet Wheat.
No. =. red SIC C,rn. No. 2. mixed 39c. Oats,
No. ., SIC. Provisions firm: Bacon. clear RIB
81 les 1870, clear sides 7Szc. shoulders exc.
Ruk meats. clear rib sides &c, clear sides
re, shou ders 5s4c. Mess pork Slt. Hams,
sugar-cured, $40 rs. Lard, choice leaf I0c.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l2.-MOasses lrregn-
lar; Louisiana centrifugals, strictly prime to
fancy 2S(033c, fair TO good prime 2l926c, com
mon to good common 10000.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK. Feb. IL, noon.-SpIrits turpen-
tine steady at 3915c. KosIn steady at 81 90
al OH.
8 100 p. m.-spirits turpentine dull. Rosin
quiet.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 12.-Spirits turpentine
duh at 86(G3e14c. Rosln quiet; good strained
soc.
WILMINGTON. Feb. 12.--Spirits turpentlne
firm at 8614c. Rosin firm: strained 75c, good
strained soc. Tar firm at 81 10. Crude tur
pentine firm; hard 81 90; yellow dip ana vir-
gin 81 80.
RICE.
NEW YORK Feb 14-Rice m arket steAdy
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SAyANN L.ARhEC.

NAVAL STORES.-The market for spirits
turpentne was nominal. There was nothing
do ng Buyers and sellers were more or less
auart. At the Board of Trade on the open
ing call the market was rep rted firm at Soc
biu lOr regulars. At the closing ca. 1t as firm
at 36c BID for regulars. Rosin-The market
was firm and active. There was a good de-
mand and about $500 barrels were disposed
of during the dav. AT the Board of Trade
on the first call the market was reported
firm. with sales Of 2,279 barrels. at the fol-
lowing qnotaJions: A. b. and 9Oc. E csc.
+ 81 co. q 81 02la, HSl 0719, | 81 Is. X 81 so,
NJ 81 81. \ 81 IS. window glass 81 65 water
white S2s5. AT the closing call it was I'M
changed, with further sales of 223 barrels.
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3SailrnaDo.
South Florida Railroad.
zSaflrnaDa.
CENTRAL STANDARD TIME.

ON and after SUNDAY. Nov. n. 1886, trains
" will arrive ana leave as follows:
*Dsily: Italy except Sundays. tDaily
except Mondays.
Leave Sanford for
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Teachers Institute.

The iiterest aud attendance at the Teachers
Institute is daily Increasing, and each township
of the county is becoming better represented
The lecture delivered by Supt. Treudley
Thursday evening upon astronomy. and illus
trated by the steT Teoptican was one of the finest
lectures upon the subject it has ever b cen the
privilege of Ravenna audience to enjoy.
We were especially glad to note the atten-
dance of citizens to welcome Mr.. Treudley.
and SINGER. ly dcsiIe to see largo audience Mt
the lecture next Tuesday evening, in Chestnut
Street building, when Mr.. Trcudley will show
views from England, Italy, Switzerland, and
points OF rtcrcst to students.
The enrolment Friday is 100, the following
new names being registered: Charles and H.
A. Haymak,r, Earlville; /. B. Mills, Jennie
Nicholson, Rosa Mccall, Bertha Mills, Nelson
Nora Barnard. e. L. Bogue. Jessie Powers
Cora NJ. Seymour, RoOtstown; Mary Riedinger
Mary Lauhert, Name Buckman, L. f. York, E.
l.. Roger, Jessie Jerome, Hattie Ladd. Anne
Ladd, Carrie Bettes, Randolph; Della Colt, Eva
Ladd, Addie White, Ella Foster, Mary White
Fannie Derthick, Mantua; Dora and Bertha
Hall. Edith Hatfield, Charlestown: J. d. Lewis
Freedom; A. W. Carrier. Frank Bard. Edward
Smith, Brimfield; Blanche Hoskn, Shaers.
vile; Rena Raymond, W. H. Ziegler, Carr, it's.
vile; E. Bye Blake, Emma Getze, Julia Saw.
yer, Clara Tupper, AIDA Garrison, Kent; Mar
tin Porter, Estela Jenkins, Streetsboro; II. B
ngham, Edinburg; Hattie Calvin, Palmyra
Ella Nman, Carrie Cannon, Iibbie Kinsman
Aurora; Myra Dlin, Cara Boles, Homer Camp
bell, Cahpbellsport; Jessie Pardee, Virginia
McCarty, Windham; w. C. Myers, Atwater
Mrs. Beckwith, Lima somerviIlr. Harriet Dick.
inson, llclen Kelley, Rose Jewell Kittie Nc
Crncken, Daisy Poe, Elizabeth Clark, Ida
Hitctc ck, Bertha Peck, Halle Scarf, Alice
| Conant, Belle Catlin, Ida Ely, Libbe Jones
Ella Collins, Emma Russell, Jno. K. Smith
Georgia Gladding, Mrs. ]. Fl. Ford, 4. A
Crooks, Lila Ford, R4venna: w. E. Putt, In.
land. Summit Co.; George Fleetwood. Boston
Mass Mary Rubicon, Denver, COL; C. j
Hedger, Nelson, o. NELLIE b. WARD, SeC'y.
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NOTICE.

HoRACE NJ LOUGHEAD. of Marinette
in the state OF w isconsin. will take notice
that Edwin X. Wait and Alva +. Wait. under
tn cir firm name OF w ait Brothers. of the coun-
tv of Portage in the State Of Ohio, did on the
10th day of July. A ID. 1877, file their petition
in The Court of Common Pleas " thin and for
the County of Portage in said state OF Ohio,
against the said Horace NJ Loughead, setting
forth that from the l0th of March, 1870, to the
9th of A ue 'st l. 81 said defendant on q certain
bargain " 18th Wait. Dewey Il Co, then doing
bus. hess in said CounIe Of Portage, bought
divers goods, watches anu JewelIy of said w ait,
Dewey L Co amounting 20 "a. 35S ie. and that
said defend ant, from Mare h 18th. 1880, to Feb
ruary 10Th, 1854 paid on said goods and ac-
count by goods returned and in cash and other
ways in all the sum of 81 ,ss6 II, leaving a
balance due am unpaid from said Horace M
Loughead to said W ais Dewey 4 Co. OF S54l :
A. and that ON or about April lst, 1881 SAID
firm of W ait Dewey n Co. was dissolved, and
the firm OF W ait Brothers was formed as snc-
cessors to said Wait, Dewey 4 Go and that
then and there saiu account aud balance due
from said Horace NJ. L0ughead was by said
Wait Dswe ey Il Co. sod and transferred to said
Wait Brothers. who then became and now are
the bonafide holders and Owaers of the same,
and that there is now due from said Horace NJ
I.oughead to said Wait Bfothers on sald ac-
count a DaIan OF Sal AZ. with interest
thereon from February 10th 1Ss2; and that
said Horace NJ Loughead, as heir OF Richard
W Icughcad, deceased has property and
rights IN action in the said County of Portage.
subject % proceedings in attachment; and that
said Horace NJ Loughead is nonresident OF
this State, nd that he lives in Marinette in
the State ot Wisconsin, anu Inat serVi,e oi
summons cannot be made upon him (said HOr-
ace NJ Loughead) within the State OF Ohio
and praying for judgment for aid sum OF
$54I AZ with interest from February 10th.
issa against said defendant; and that such
property and rights in action may by proceed
ings in attachment be taken and appropriated
as by law i'll such case provided, in satisfaction
of said claim, And the sal Horace Nj. Loug
head is notified that he is required to appear
and answer said petition on or before the third
Saturday after the 25th day of August next.
Rayenna July 18Th, 1887
WAIT BROTHERS,
(9c6 6w) By s. ID. NORTON. their Attorney.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-08-25

The Railroad disasters of 1887 have
exceeded anything in the history Ol
this continent First, the awful dis
aster at Republic, on the Baltimore Il
Ohio Railroad; then the White River,
VT, catastrophe, followed by the
plunging of passenger train through
bridge in the Boston suburbs; after
that the collision at st. Thomas, Ont.
and now the sickening horror at
Chatsworth, which exceeds in the
number of dead and wounded all the
others combined followed almost dai
ly by wrecks involving life and limb, !,
notably the B & .. at Washington,
and y P Ft. w. & G. train at Bayard.
At this rate the year 1857 will stand
unequaled in the number of railroad
Casualties, the frequency of which
gives peculiar emphasis to the feeling
that ones takes his life in his hand
when forced to commit himself to the
uneven chances of life and death on q
railroad train.